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In Portfolio for Jira, you can play with different scenarios before deciding to commit changes back to Jira. This lets you play out different scenarios in your plan, like having just 2 teams instead of 3 teams handling the work items during a specific period, and then you can see how this scenario affects your plan.

The changes made in your scenario are indicated by orange markers.

Each time you change something in your plan, a number appears in an orange bubble with Uncommitted changes, representing the number of changes you've made.

Reviewing changes in your plan

Depending on the results of these scenarios on your plan, you can then decide to commit to your Jira application, or discard these changes. Before committing these changes, make sure to review all changes made in your plan.

The changes made in your plan may be any of the following change types:

Created

When an item is created in or added to a plan.

For example, creating a new story in the Mobile expansion plan will mark this change as created.

Updated

When an item is updated in a plan.

For example, updating the release of an issue in the Mobile expansion plan will mark this change as updated.

Deleted

When an item is deleted from a plan.

For example, deleting the MEX team from the Mobile expansion will mark this change as deleted. The MEX team is then deleted from your portfolio.

When you exclude from a plan any issues and releases that haven't been committed to Jira just yet, this change will be marked as deleted.

Excluded

When an issue, team, or release is excluded from a plan.

For example, excluding the issue MEX-10 from the Mobile expansion plan will mark this change as excluded. The issue MEX-10 is only excluded from the plan, but is not deleted from your portfolio.

If you're excluding a release from a plan, the issues assigned to that release will also be excluded from the plan.

Committing changes to Jira

The steps below assume you've already made several changes in your plan.

Review the changes you've made thoroughly. You can click the issue title to open a detailed view of the changes.

If necessary, clear the checkboxes for any changes that you don't want to commit.

When you're satisfied with the changes, click Commit selected changes. The committed changes will now be visible in your Jira application.

Note the following details:

Issues may disappear upon committing usually because they don’t match the filter query of the board. To make them display, click on the message, and set the required values on your issues so id shows up again.

Changes to issues and releases will be reflected in your Jira application.

Troubleshooting

This is currently a problem with issues that are created and committed for particular issue sources. If the issue source is a filter or a board, and the queries used for that source require a specific field value, then that field value will not be applied when creating issues.

We're working on a solution for this, but for now, we recommend that you:

Use an agile board for your filter, and

Initially create your issues in that agile board.

In most cases, the required filter values will be automatically added to the issues.